I pulled out my FA28-200 for a concert I went to a month or so ago. I
was pleasantly surprised with the results. It was the first time I
used it in many moons.
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On 7/28/06, P. J. Alling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought it was second generation.
I thought it was second generation. Still Tamron kept improving it
after the Pentax badged version was released. There's a FA 28-200 new
old stock in a local Camera Store. I think they want something around
$299.00 for it. I never liked mine on film but on digital it's, I want
to say not
I have an FA 28-200 AL and dislike the zoom creep issue with this lens
but WOW what a handy range. I still shoot film. I have thought about
replacing it with the Tamron 28-200 XR (62mm filter thread). Does anyone
on the list have first hand experience with the Tamron? Opinions?
Robert and Leigh Woerner wrote:
I have an FA 28-200 AL and dislike the zoom creep issue with this lens
but WOW what a handy range. I still shoot film. I have thought about
replacing it with the Tamron 28-200 XR (62mm filter thread). Does anyone
on the list have first hand experience with
On Wed, 26 Jul 2006, Adam Maas wrote:
Robert and Leigh Woerner wrote:
I have an FA 28-200 AL and dislike the zoom creep issue with this lens
but WOW what a handy range. I still shoot film. I have thought about
replacing it with the Tamron 28-200 XR (62mm filter thread). Does anyone
As far
I understand what y'all are trying to say but I am under the impression
the XR version is a more compact, lighter design with a switch to
prevent zoom creep. I am interested in first hand experience with this
lens. Maybe I'll just order one and try it out :-)?
Thanks for the information.
The Pentax 28-200 was made by Tamron. But Tamron's super zoom went
through several generations of development after the Pentax version came
out. The most recent is apparently the best, as I recall from some
reading. You might also look at the Tokina 24-200, which I think tested
pretty well for
At 11:01 AM -0400 7/26/06, Robert and Leigh Woerner wrote:
I understand what y'all are trying to say but I am under the impression
the XR version is a more compact, lighter design with a switch to
prevent zoom creep. I am interested in first hand experience with this
lens. Maybe I'll just order
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